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Antonio Peramo: Research Fellow, University of Michigan

aperamo@umich.edu

Research Summary:

My research interests are related to the study of the physics and chemistry of natural polymers, to derive and develop applications useful in medicine and biology using surface science, engineering and nanotechnology as tools. In general I am interested in research in the biomaterials area, including tissue engineering, biodegradable polymers and biointerfaces.

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Recent Publications:

  1. Novel organotypic cultures of human skin explants with a regenerative implant-tissue interface.
    Submitted to Journal of Biomedical Materials Research part B: Applied Biomaterials.
    A. Peramo, C. Marcelo, S. A. Goldstein, D.C. Martin.
  2. The use of hyaluronic acid and dermatan sulfate as regenerative materials at the skin- implant interface.
    Submitted to Wound Repair and Regeneration.
    A. Peramo, C. Marcelo, S. A. Goldstein, D.C. Martin.
  3. In situ polymerization of a conductive polymer in acellular muscle tissue constructs.
    In Press, Tissue Engineering
    A. Peramo, M. Urbancheck, S. Spanninga, L.K. Povlish, P. Cederna, D.C. Martin.
  4. Polymer model of cancer cell adhesion to glycosaminoglycans substrates using the radius of gyration.
    In review. Biopolymers
    A. Peramo#, M.B. Meads, W.S. Dalton, G. Matthews
  5. Glycosaminoglycan model glass substrates and cancer cell interactions.
    Proceedings of the 2006 Nanotechnology Conference, NSTI, Boston, May 7-11, 2006.
    A. Peramo, M.B. Meads, G. Wright, W.S. Dalton, G. Matthews
  6. Deposition of patterned glycosaminoglycans on silanized glass surfaces.
    Langmuir 22, 3228-3234, 2006.
    A. Peramo, A. Albritton, G. Matthews
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